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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-01

HEREDITARY TAiNT is oft
ten disclosed by a diseased Skin.
Skin Success Soap sxpedites Il cure.
The Ointment is u marvel OF heal
ny.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-01
To Preserve the Peace and Good Order OF tn
Village OF Logan, ohio.

| SECr;0S Be it ordained by the coun,
ell of the village of Log an. Dliiu, That i
| any male person shall, un tle S:rr.-tS OF
| other publ; places oi said village; assaci-
ate with female person knowing her Ia
( hn prostitute, he Si;tii he de-me.I 2uilIy
: %! lewd and Iasci viouS behavior; or II ai.y
: female person of had rer,Ite TOR chastity
sn'.i'. 3n the streets or other public i'l,crs
/ OF sail village, assocsatc with ana ,:a!s
| i'cisor oi kDOyn iewd aid l:cen:iouS char
G"ter kirnying ;iin. to have sG IA character
she s.iAi he .lre'nel guilty of !cwd and .as-
ciyioTs iiei,.Yior.
| SECi!CN, :.-whn-vsr violates the pro-
visions III This orr;iiance si,al. upoa cen.
| giction he NGei in any sl:n net exceeding
fifty dollars nor less than live dollars.
SECTION 5.-Any re:soh tineG :is atora-
salu. who shall rs'iGSc er neg.ect 10 pay Sai,.
fine and IN. costs qi prosecution. Shall be
imprisoned ana ktri: at liar, labor until nj
the rate of seventy -f:e cents for each days
Labor, exclusive u Sundays such person
| fine an costs.
SECTION 4.-This ordinance shaI, take
| effect aud be in force from and aft er its pas
sage and legal publication.
A number of bills were pre-,
sented and alIowed-the bills for
salary including The entire month
Schlagelter inquired if the bills
could be paiG before service had
been renuered? /?
The Clerk said the bills allow
ed would he held. but not paid
until the end of the month:
The Solicitor said that unde;
the law bills could be only paid
quarterly.
At this moment the cry of FIRE
was heard, and the Council, with
out the formality Of adjournment,
dissolved and each fastened to
| Armstrong; stable, and all did
good work In trying to save the
property of their fellow citizens.
When the Sobranje again
meets. the Sentinel will be there,
"a chiel among them taking
notes"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-01

the Romantic West Stupendons Cen
azaon of Noted Scouts Fearless Cowboys Crack Shots Cham
pion Reckless Hnrsemen and Invincbe Ah
Largest of Blanket Indians brought East;
and Medicine Men. together with their Squaws
Buffalo Indian Ponies Mustangs
and Backing Bronchos! A Tour of The Plains
in Thirty Minutes!
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-01
Pasture for Rear.

have pas,ure to rent for two
cnws. The lot is a,iioining Ben.
VI hi;e's, east of the old stone
,:uarr~. LEWIS GREEN.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-01
I Husbands Greatest Bless

IS a strong. healthy vigorous wife,
with clear. handsome comp exion.
These can all be acquired by using
D.. Uarter's Iron Tonic.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-01


Central Figure Ills
and the Only Baby
Opuent and Sun Bright Spectacular Street
and indcr
grand review before cheering mutitudes at 10 A NJ
E- Usual Popular Prices Admission. Performances at Cuo-
Positively emphacay free tickets to ANYBODY
Special Round Trip all Railroads Bee Sta
tiCn agents for particulars. (Sept. 1-2w)
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-01

NOTE Ame,isaE
ny otner Circus r'"s untv this
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

LoNpOH, sepa- 6.-kussell, a. p, a.
tempted 20 address Uni0nist meeting
&C Plymouth this evening. bot theFe
Uaa % much Opposition and kissing
and hootiBg that be coaid not proceed
On lsAying the meeti1g hall be wae
hnafied and naaaultad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

run MunDEnzn arvrs nrmsnEs Or 10 mn
AuInnnITIna

Tun MuMDERzn ofvns HEMsELR % 10 xnn
AUTHoRITIE8.
Gkn Jagn (OAl.l, 6epl. 26.--The bodies
Of John MeArdle and J. o. Raardon.
muEdered N Indian Valley on Saturday,
arrived here this evening h charge oi
Justice Bous6le. From she latter. who
WA getting ooFouaF Mt the inQueme, the
following particulars uf the tragedy are
learned. McArdIe and Reardon ssQunt-
ledn Oh 3 seotion Of Gognenmena land
claiihed By Newton AH6all. They were
told nol 70 30 nn The piaos. bui psFsisisd,
as theY claimed v havs discovered .
defect In AEbell's proof papers. On
Saturday morning ME-. nnd Mrs. Far
Rinaton, Who live close b., beard ahuts
from the direction Of msARdle and
Reardon's camp. o. going ous of
doors. they saw Azbeli, gun II hand,
hufFysnR away. Prooeedine 90 the
camp theY found hoArdle and Rsardcn
lying dead upon q strag % attrsss under
4 tree. tha breast Of TIE former and the
head of the latter nllsd with baokahot.
Thsy bad evidently been muFdatsd
while thaY weFs naleep. Ia The after
noon Axbsll gave himaelf np a. San Lu-
oaa. He eaid be bad killed one man and
wounded another. he expressed no re-
aret . 4 deolln a 70 enfeE into paFtlou.
lars. In The evenine be YES lodeod %
tie eAlidas jail. The eoFoneF's Jury
found thet the men bad been killed By
AnbslL Toe mnrdefar is man Of a
or 30, @ mas Of family, well-to-do and
has hitheFto spjssed eeea reputatlon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

.s.s..ss .a s.s.ss .9ss, =. :., ss.s. :. s.

RonrHEzH MEx1co THn sCzNn or 4 nroHN
WHOA oaUaEg MUca pkMAos
En- PAso. tex }, sept. "a moat
violent storm has been raeine IN Nqrth-
ern Mexio0 for several days. Az HsuK,
% miles north of ChihnAhua, a bridge
800 feet long was almosi completely
destroyed, lOaolher with considerable
other properly. Al The trains ere de-
layea. The passeDRsfu On the north
bound trains ueFs taken 10 the ranoh Of
00VsFnor Terraxog this uoFuiug, whore
fney we're breakfnsled and are being
enlertaiped until the road is Repaired
and ahey can ssAnme their fnufmmy.
Rreiahs train No was going soufh, and
uhan near 0ailiao With tw0 engines
ahoad end one behind, vas broken into
tgo parts. the fore paFt suddouly stop
ped and the rear part oame crashing IN
20 n, totally demoiiahine tuo cars and
damaainQ many others. Tha tfaInman
weFs onhuFt. The freight train coming
north SIX miles ouf of Chihnnhua ran
into She wnshoua and landed che enaine
And three cars To The hoed. EnQsnaeK
MeIsane uas oaueht under bis enRine,
hut got o1t alive and b e Chibuahna.
He u 10 3 serious oondl1Icn. several
others ere reported ss badly bruised,
but mons are ssIisaaly hufs. Tho tim
beF and machinery are On ths aFoand 10
replace ths long bridge e. soon "a The
water goes down.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27
90. G = o.'uaa saAsial !. isuaa s.sDsa.
IN. oouzr n no<vox susrAnu 4 N.

x1z cuuzx n nosroN suzxkna A N.
boeraN, Gepa - -1n tAa Unitaa
as4les uaaFa in Ba9eon q daoiainn waE
re0deEed this mpFntna. aus1ainfnR 1he
dsmur1eE % ne Bsil naIsphona Con-
pa1Y aRat1sl the GeVsrnmsne suli sud
ne oase Waa dianlsssd
sedza Oelt elaiea tat tAa main puE-
pcee q the olii waa % caocsl tWo pat-
eutA efan1e4 tn B. Il RolaGina 90 fha nct
~ Hane1lttlnQ apanoh br alontr1eisB on
tae RFoano that they were abaminnd Nv
fHan4. 4he pRinatpal question rninsh
uae, uha1heF ID tha ahuanoe of nnV
spe1lae stna0e The Unlsed S1aae1 ~ az
Eeution q TIE Attorney Ge1srnl en-
mainlain . blIl "a eQail9 . 4 pssonf
for ~ iuRention, Mr.. Osli holds fha3
u can't he dnno--a case aeuiasd b. his
eolle4Ean 3ndRs ohiTioy b alaad a. the
hegA president on the suhfeaA
Sndaa Coli cunslndsa a. inllowa. nTha
qaastian 81 power raised ~ sha blII a
an tmpaE,an1 enc, and ID Visu of ne
QaaneisY e anfhorlfV 4 can onlv -
definitely settled hY TIE H1erems OonE1.
il = snr .anlv ~ a. rrs'a~..s 49,. 1Siee-
cleaKly satla1ed thaA saags 6nirleg wan
wsena. e foliow The desissun establish
Cd hy him"
nncEnxaD TO nm mrnnTxnwKn.
WAazEnaRum. Sept. es -Acslnn "A.
tofney 0snsral Jenkes declined - -
lnteFgie9ed q regard % tna dismissal
Of he GoVognmeat'u suit aRainsl ths
Bell IeleDhsna OompanY today. VITA.
cut oammi1fiRn himaalE ha inlimaaeh
eireuely tha1 the eago mar be appsaisd
% the uniled States SapRema OoaFi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

HkonA1HEH1a. Sept. 8.-Govegn01
Wstsrman appointed today W. b. T.
Barnes Of San fsancisco. Msi1R Gen-
eEal. Aofutant General Crosby hes
handed IN ais resignation 10 taks efse,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

DRc1soH ~ TIN JAKE sutnp casR A.
EInMnp.
NV 1ozx. Hspt. x6.--rAe decision a
The sharp case has ben affirmed by tha
oonFt OF 0eneral Terms. an fonf of
the iadRu9 eoncnrrad.
Ine casn can nov BE- appealed 90 tha
Court Of Appeala, bat sharp win ha
eent % SING HlnR tmmodinsely.
AtloFney Nelson. cna os 6haFp's coun-
aeiorss said tonight that uadoubtodly &c
appliuation for stly aauld 30 made 70
the Court Of iasi resort and bhaIp
Woald not see States pEison.
Pending the result nf that application.
Assistant District Attorney Nlohnll
said thai an application for GhaRp's
commitmant would ke made e ones
and be goald Be- aonl 70 States psis9n
within IS hours.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

rmAL PREPARATIONS OonRExrKn on rnu
yu1unxKMA AND Fn1sxxM.
NEW YonK. Sspt. 26 The voluntner
vas lowsEud into The water fFom Tnbo'e
south Brooklyn DRY dock this mornina.
70 NE presence 81 several hundred poo-
pie, and e eAe hoatod the esowd raised
hearty cheer which Captain Hot ~
sponded - b. rAisina hts oap, and
sailing happily be bowed. The anils
we're soon bent and the center board
hunG.
Toe dnal preparations we're also con-
pleeed on the Thistle. Captain Barr
said be vas prepared for : good aud
frcsh breeze. "Iha pspsfs say ne Vol
anleer can beat rs ID stla weather"
said be with q wink, hat hone 10
will have Il jnst that way.S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27


WuxGaag WaLxHnzx MAKns aMnMncuI
Rnovulca 1on IN HAM1Lx.
0AKEAKD, 0spa. 2s.-rhs viii Of WilI.
lam WAikssly, en Ensi OAKLAND cap
fasligl and owner Of The Union Oluh
and Howard buildings IN San Francis0o,
wAs hled fog probate today. The viii
provides en annnifV Of 5000 90 the
widow for life With the free use Of the
residences in Essl 0akl1nd daring her
wildwood. On eeplemhsE 7th, Ten
days before his death, upon being 10.
fsFmed that q child was 10 be born 20
hia uti1s ha mGds eodieil providinR 9
beuuss4 % $4,000 for the prospeefive
uxa. WsIkexly.
AnnuitIes ana small hequests are pro
vided for Number 81 relatives. Tbs
estate d estimated % be worth s10,-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

- NA1QuB uEE oAEER0 KxHn % grnaw.
EMrRa nEzno mxn1p1uEn.
San knAmuzRcas 9apt. g. -Ths stsam.
g 1nalnmala ef ake Marquis dal Camne
10, al.ar dlE1Aak3inH fEeiehl q Raaa
- ana g11tnza , numbaf e ssoiaI =.
ezEtl414 IN tqF the inlermedisas pngss
va 1an krnDeieso e h1r ansl poins q
11s1InN<iun. Assaah part - Dsap1s
Aza anf1Keainsa ~ 0np1ain MaFaaErz,
VIA explnlns IN dnesai Eha pQRpunzs ~
tA4 fine. xhn kinn Khne Da Osmpc
eansot ev1ii hiunaIk 81 Ne Ramnnsa
kfIlEoa1 tLne 8 uh1lly fzllnnlnua Ehsl
A19 . E1Ail1 o1m1zBslnd 10 3 FHnnef
eempany anf hefexo nnailY dasi1ina q
rs 111amsAlD eateFpfi4e tna MaEazis
- 0nrHpo Ua4e eIl hi1 aaranQernsaas
ses ksaneUursntl1e facliigl11 neEnm ths
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

M0eT GxuPKNp0uB RTzcB on RAILWAY
ouEnrnUorf0a n oAETFontTA.
San knknu11oo, Sept. 2s--Ons Of the
moGt slnpondous pie6sa Of railway con-
gtr1etiop ever attempted IN California
is The building Of the thirty mile extern
sion uf lbe Donahus line from Clover
dale 10 Ukinh. Tho ro1te 10 through
sAe mountaina the whole distance and
many epaineeKina dfacaltfes have been
expeFienoed. Tbs construction work
waa begun about The dFat Of August and
though over 800 men have besn 70 work
% q thc road bed has been built only =
disaanee Of one mile sut Of town. Be
tween Olovsrdsle and Ukiah Eve sunnels
wilI Be built. TIE nrst will be about
SO fest In length and tie others will be
1850. 1887, 4500. aud 865 feet respective
ly. The Longest is located four mlIes
out end work On u b now going on
frem both enfn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

San ERAnc1sco. Sept. 26.-The block
ads on The noushegn Pacific. caused By
the recent washouks In Arizona, have
been hnally raised and today the frnt
through mail for II days arrived af
fmnann
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

= Vas I'm eoavzsxHD CurmAMaH waD
0kyR xHR EvmKa1R
6AN FnAnuIsc6. SEPT. 2s.-Ths con-
t1Up1 pfcpeedineg against StaaEt Mea.
zieg. fofnz1an Of fhe Grand Jury, IN xe
f1ginE 10 GcliveF certain papeIs lmksn
feom q houss d Ohinasown whsu
served with q wzil of replavin, uare dis.
missed By Juatlns Boland tslsy. The
De1liahed elalement is made here thai
.lAs1la Psie,n tse Ohinaman recently
snnt % Folsom for aft6nptinn to hxibs
polieeGaD, aud il whose eass he e.
leQs4 idky bEibiug anroamant said %
have been made, has MADE 4 clean
breast ol all he knows and lmplleassd
0hRia. Bnnkieg, SeEa DEissoii, Joa
O6zsnrana and n. II. Lowanthai. ID
wan Pee that told whero the oonfraatr
and teleQEans sould be found. Il 4
believed that ell this eviaanos is nuv q
tbs posssa1ion Of The Grand jury, aud
indlstmsu1s nay b alsd before many
daya
FE1ApzD noE oUnHx.
J. =. EmsEsun wmn arFaianod ia 5udRe
halliyan's eour1 today. nnd be plnadod
not guilty 70 The indictment ehaRafnn
him With having on TIE 1Dd Of AuRu1i
last, while Tong UhInq. alias eIistle
Peee,n wnz on tFial for fsiony. atkempf.
Cd 10 hribs h. P. Blanchard. one e -
9uRoEs Ia that enee, % vote in faVoE Of
the defsndnnA. Tue cnaa was e0nlinuad
until 1hurs2ays when Q day for trial
Win be fixed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

BrnEu, espa. 28-An olheiAi ordaE
las hssn ssnt % HtraebnFg soF De-
tailed fspoEt q aba frDnfisF aAnira.
Ths Frsneh Minister h eafhoEizod q
rsomiss nmpis iasties and indsmniig
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

Dnnynn. Sept. I-Tho namhesr a
he Estlonai kdi1nliaI Association uko
foE ne iasl IN dsgs have hesn making
touf of ne a1ala. FEt1Fn1d hnfs today
and vili iaaEs toaiGht for taslF ssapos.
tive hsmsS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

PAMzs, Espe. q. -Premisr RguyisE has
&aeidna 90 aend q note 30 beFiin fe
qnansinK - 0eFman 0sysFnmsnl, 10
fna inte1ssi Of eontinuinG ffiea1ly Tela-
tlona, % fna1iiuts 80 inquify iaso the
fnouttnF aaaiE Bltaout Delay. C0lnt
Voa MnnslsF, Gafman Ambasaador
hsss. expsssssd suRsst - ne osauFssBoe
ard anpe aasuraneo thai iast1ce would
be d0ne ~ ths Gsrmsn G0ysFnmsnt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

L0MDoH. HapA 36.--A1viae8 ffoEn
Osb.l. ne eapital sf Afahanislan. IN
dsz dafs Of 6eptsmbeF 18Th. atats kb-
DALAI Khsn. epmmnndsx e tie Sea-
mfndwaF array Of ne AmeeF aed With
tWo thouaand soldiers and Wsnt - jain
ARoub Khan and snfsly reached Ker
{srnaln II NorthsFn Rslcukiasan on fha
lath inNkana, Aynnb hUing fhaHs aa
- ssma. Ths ameex o. Afghanisaan,
ths advises ssaAa, Wna e Paghean.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

kAn EnsAuno0. Sra. She o4srs
ma68 - u1rfoas sllls1 n aksl Rsrse 81
alteg fal tae lsssaian az - N1fioaal
1'rla.er1s 1s11es 81 - exsmlned and
Foin1 upen g mo1lilz a. IA mana
HN1s 1E ens Nk1launI Hcma % Be hal6
- a1n err b HaxenbsE. Several 81
ene n414z9g8 aEe expected 20 Kenah
oe1e ~ tAe 9fzA of that mouth. 5hay
gl1 roEn4in heso tUu q thfee ueakR
krceidsu1 0svsiand. OAiek Jussiss
Waile and eseEn1aFy Eudioott ars Ensm-
bs11 q tAe board, bas cannot b hare.
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NICHOLAS oRoRGR

OEATTLE FESu MAkxKT, AARioN 81.
~ PreaA FlsA aiuuga eA hAnd - s..eseae's
TEaeaa. s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

NBw YoHK. sspt. 2.-Ths visibls sup
pig q gram % esplembeF %. e. oen.
piled By TIE New York Psodnee Ex.
ehanQs, was ~ follows. wheat, 80. .l6z-
90s bushels; corn. 125G6. $50 bnshsis;
oasa. 2,84A 90 busAels; rya, 30i, ,277
bnahela; baRisy, SIS y6S6 bushels.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

Bosxsn. ospa Is-The baaksrs of
Jask MsAuIlas. of Bseokiyu. ohampisn
liehs-wsiehf pa9iiist ef Amsgioa, MS
he Espseasntstiees of Jsm Carney, ne
knalish iiahs weight ehampiou, IN this
city today, whau 4 waa agreed 10 post
pone fhs aaht between ths ehsmpiena
fBg SIX wseks from October "a. moAu-
llTs baeksFa asvs Osrnss 500 In cash
Cor aRFseiBg 70 ne postponemens, and
OaFney ig 20 mske tbo stakes el50o 10
nteao ef 5000, - e Grs9 pEopoas1. me
nDai dsposi9 wa9 poefed todag. Tha
pogtpoBsmaut ts made meooasasy ~
Moknlifaa illnena.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

PLAcEnyuER (Cd.l, Bspa. 9s.-NewH
was rsosivsd today 0f the kflIing 81 j !.
r. BFown 81 Wm. PnFvie VrrseTaev
sfisrnssa. q shs T1aisn DieSinss. "a
seems that both had bosn dFinkin9
heaEily dnFinR TEE dag and hnd fro-
quousiy QuarFslsd. Il wss during one
81 tbess 6Iswis ihat Parvis sA0e, kiiIlnR
Brown inslnnily.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

LoHDoH, Bspl. 8.-Tbe vsausl with
whioh he British Bhip Neg CIIy fTcn
Bom5sy fer HaxFs eoiil6ea. VS. the
Danish bEiR OsoilIoan ead nof 3 Bisn1s-
e e. before reported from 5Alfna Oran.
Ihe BRIG did noi eink - wAs stated kut
mna anwaa q EalnnnAh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

NEw Yonk. SEGA B-The natssrs sf
rearQantxatisn 81 he Ra1t6o Dail
s1snmship hns tase1 daanilo shsps aud
90 Wednesday g Thursday . mseling
wfIl b held e whfnh Haxsy Hart will
rsaian ahs Rrsnld1ney, and bw0 direetera
nov d fAo Board ID bis intese4s will 70
stzR. They vii - eneesedod - g. p.
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FRsNIIen saOogIHG.

0En1rAn AND HnRNoH oFFIczAxA RN-
DRsToBne 10 FIND TIE oAuaEA
PAnm, Sept. 25.- The Temps publishes
q telegram from Epinal aaylna: A Lleu-
tenant uf DFaRoons aeeompanied b Q
RannekeepeR, while out shooting a.
HoonhnF PIains, meas the fFontisKs was
fired at bg an invisible marksmen o.
0eFman Territory. TIE RamekeepeE
Uas killed and the LlsutsnAnt's thigh
bone uaa fractured. TIE surgeons af-
Arm fhat tue a1ots Weso hFed by The
military aud cay that the Lieutsnani's
thigh viii hevs 20 Be amputsted. 10 IL
believed that the shots weKe Aired By
some Customs 0flheiala.
oErIoHna myEsTIGATEzo.
PAnss, Sept. aB.-Ths following details
have besn EeoeiVed concerning The
ahootina on The Franoo 0srnan fFsn.
ter near RoonhuF Piaine Saturday
morning. A party Of hTe epoFtsmen
and fouF beatsFa wsFe foll0Wina The path
on French Territory seven yards fT-m
the frDnfiaF, when q person standing
behind Q einmp Of trees on she German
ode. eighty yards from the frontier,
aBsd thee shets e them. Tne hrBt
builst ala not his any one. but the So
0nd bellies klllo4 enc 81 t1o eoate1l
named BsiRneu, and ths thifd severely
Wounded Z qsnlleman named WanaeE.
The 6egnan cfhser declares that o
German colder named Kaufman was
deaailsd 10 aanist che guards In pre-
venting poaehtnR an1 fired The shots
Kaafman afiFms that be shouted three
times fnF tbe party % etop before hEinR
e than. he belisvod they we're % Ger
san territory. The epuFtamen declared
that they heard nothinas
Tue clHseFs on both sides ef The from
iIaF ass makinR Inquiries e. % she
ahootinR.
ExRLoaoH on RvBGlo waATa FnAHED.
Pass, Sept. 2s.-Ths Paris papsfs
uFas Ne psopls 70 regard TIE zheoitnR
a aiF on tie fF0nfieE With ealmness ID
order not 70 embaRrnas the 6oseFumeBt
ID ihsiF haDdlina Of the e4ae. AZ the
name time the GovefDmant are urgently
pressed 70 demand full rspaFAeton. TIE
publ3a 81 Nr4Bce are palpablg unes9y
ever tha fEeqaont uepallfion of theso ex-
aspsEatAna Inoidents % he German
fr0nfisr and q b feaFed thai tbsy nay
exhausi ths poDuiaF patienos esd fndnss
an expAosion q pubiio wEnth-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

HouszuE, Hap1 zs-Ogina % he ~
pnKss akas 10 neHrnsa aBs undeF arms 10
MNasnarSo Ousnly and tnaA fhs EheFiHs
~ Mnfaaunso ana Hlaklsy ODans1sa afs
mugina % ahNm with Q pagna of whfse
men. 1hn Hoanaoa L8ah8 8n1Fds this
afteRnonn rnnsaEs9 or4aEn % teaBe an
spsoiai train fsF aAa s1Ena Ihs upllg
I1e a. nearoas hn1 fls okigin b the
mlrser q 4 nsare OunElabis We sd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

SAM EmAMuE300A S9p&. MN m01I9u
of Ateoxnay 0anaRal Johnson and con
asnt Of TIE counsel fdk Che defendants
tha Sapeons Oourt has ordered thai the
aaes Of AiaxandsF Goidensou. the alagul
Of little Mamis Kelly, Be plaoed upon
TIE saesomento calender foF asRumsHt
rhs Defendant took an aopsaI from ~
iudRment Of murder in tbs hrst degree
enc Week An PFfsan.
EAz Fnanolsce. Espa. 26--This morn
inQ Judge Green, Of The Superior OsuKs
of Alnmeaa Oounky. sen1enoed HeuFy
Bony0u, oonvieted ias1 week Of man
a.annhtsF II nhootiuR Frank Atkineon
% b1t ono week Q. ban Qaentin.
AnashsR ns.alns a. saEnR.
Han FnAnczsco, Sept. 36.--The Cali
fagnia sugar refinery today made kha
shtnd rednction In tha week Of ona
eighth % . esnt per pound on al
grades
Racing CllppeEs frsm new Vera.
Hkn RnanuIsuo, esps. S.-Ihs Faeina
elippsss SemiBoIe and Chafmak fEou
Nsw York and 0eorza CaFtis frcm Phii
adaluhiA, are out 1E daya today. Thl
Saminole has mada ten voyages around
NV GA04M1 hAANA&M 80 &4AA44 AAAAA AAA -
Iss dayA This promises 10 be ths ionz.
81 of ell.
Dassramann1tng Dmfies e1spen4ea.
Wanzmo1un. espL 8.-Ths Press
daul today isslsd pfoeiauaation sus
psndiuR ths eissEi@inAting datlss b.
suesn Cuha, Pert Rieo and tha Phfllf
psnes and al otheF eoantEiea belnnRlna
b ths Crown of Hpain and ths Uniaed
PuFehase 81 Dsaas.
WAmnzn0zuM, ssD4 N-1hs tolAl
nnoznt Of bonds pzEahass1 b -
TFuaauxy todAy under fhe circular q
he "a insi.. uAs 81. - 20, of whieA
81 .0z6 90 wsEs ~ ger cents. and 8l77s
go we're 4 peg sansa. Tha tafAl nmnunl
of mo1ey already paid put for bundl
unSaE ahis cle9nlag b eot3A3 wh3ek
epregeses e4.i846s0 pri1cipal ed
81 lfU7l8 pEemlnmun % the bondA Ihesl
RaVmanss aRa h nddtlion - the paE'
ehasss of Gil 80 30 ~ pr eent bundl
enAss NJ pssstoas eiEsniar. 1hs ln.ss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

rSoHocx or RRacrIckL. CIVIL. Mk-
- ceAsicsl asA aiining Emds ssHsing. eur-
wTSf 4 ArsAtaeesnrN. orAWtna 4Sa &sMASinG
a. ps,-i Al 50 FFsantNne eana for ctfrafaf.
a vANpnR SAtLnGN, PreA sals IN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

r. A. CRUReHlLL, N. D

DISEASES OF EYE, EAR NOSE
IL and Threat Ysslsr.LealY Block.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

HAM FnAncznco, Sept. 2.-The Cali
fornia sugar Fs2nsry today made the
third redaclion In the week Of one
eighth % . cent Per pound on all
grades.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

WAGEmGRon, Espa &.-The Treasury
Department. has received from Uniied
States Marshal Bank. Of Massachusetts,,
vouchers eh0Wing IN expsnditure oe
over $4,000 by his ofIioe. II was the
narshal's delay h sspding IN bis co
counts that mads the Treasury efioials
somewhat epprehensivs and as toe
amount for whieh be will nov be iiable
is bEouaht within the limit Of hiz bond
By The vouchers senb In tho Department
today honnEsd his dEafa foR 9ll00.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

MAPS or SEATTLE - COUNTY
MI Maps, township pl4ta, etc, alWAy6
On hand, or made 70 order. UGice with
WhltWOrth 4 Thomson, fhird nogr Gordon
UardwaFe Bnfldfua 9anfflo. mh21